When measuring pressure, at what viscosity level is a flange diaphragm seal required?

2015-10-15View Original

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When measuring pressure, at what viscosity level is a flange diaphragm seal required?

Reply #22015-10-16

You provide the medium and operating conditions, and the instrument manufacturer will help you with the selection

Reply #32015-10-16

Ordinary air, water, and common physical substances such as methanol and ethanol can be measured using regular pressure gauges. Diaphragm-type gauges are suitable for substances with higher viscosity, such as hot oil; there are also sanitary-type gauges available. It’s better to let those familiar with the manufacturing process have a say; you can discuss it with them. Also, you provide the operating conditions and the medium, so that the manufacturer can give its recommendations; P

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